---Reply to mail from Alan Hoyle about Problem with conversion of page with lots of
tables.
> Is there any way to speed up the table rendering speed other than chopping
> the table up into smaller pieces? Are tables inherently 1 bit? I see
> lots of dithering artifacts....
Tables are chopped up into pieces to get around the PalmOS limitation
of 64K for images and off screen windows. Tables are rendered at the depth
proveded by the parser (--bpp=X). Images are also saved at this bit depth.
> As an aside: why aren't tables rendered on-the-fly? Is it too
> computationally intensive or would it have required too much rewrite of
> the viewer?
I thought they were rendered on-the-fly. Tables are rendered and drawn the first
time they appear on the screen. (They are partially rendered by GetLineMetrics()
to determine their size.)
---End reply
Christopher R. Hawks
HAWKSoft
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